Dr. Honey | Vancouver Functional Neurosurgery

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Dr Honey discovered a new medical condition called hemi-laryngopharyngeal spasm in 2014. Learn more about HeLPS syndrome. - Read more... 4/6 Dr. Honey is Professor of Neurosurgery at the University of British Columbia and Director of the Surgical Centre for Movement Disorders. - Read more... 5/6 Parkinson s Disease Watch a Video on DBS for Parkinson s disease(click for Global NEWS, April 2, 2018)(adjust the volume with your mouse at bottom of the video and sorry about the advertisement that precedes the news story)Read an article about one of our patients with Parkinson s (click for the Vancouver Sun, Feb 2020)This information is... Read More Tremor As reviewed on our Parkinson s Disease page, tremor is rhythmic shaking. It can be caused by Parkinson s Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, stroke, trauma, or a genetic condition called Essential Tremor. Patients who have a poor response to their medications or who can not tolerate them have the option of surgical treatment.Please... Read More Dystonia Watch a Video on DBS for Parkinson s and Dystonia (Global NEWS, April 2, 2018)(adjust the volume with your mouse at bottom of the video and sorry about the advertisement that precedes the news story)This information is designed to help patients talk to their physicians about dystonia and is not intended to provide treatment... Read More Trigeminal Neuralgia This information is designed only to help patients talk with their physicians about Trigeminal Neuralgia (TN) and is not intended to provide treatment guidelines. There are some excellent patient support group web sites that you might wish to review. Hemifacial Spasm This information is designed only to help patients talk with their physicians about Hemifacial Spasm (HFS) and is not intended to provide treatment guidelines.IntroductionHFS is a neurologic condition with uncontrolled, repeated contractions of the muscles on one side of the face.It usually begins around the eye and may spread down the... Read More Multiple Sclerosis This information is designed only to help patients talk with their physicians about Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and is not intended to provide treatment guidelines.Most of the symptoms caused by MS are well treated with appropriate medications under the guidance of Neurologists. The MS Clinic at the University of British Columbia has an international... Read More DBS Clinic After implantation of the deep brain stimulator (DBS), the stimulation can be adjusted to maximize the benefits and minimize any side effects. This adjustment of the stimulator is done in the DBS clinic using a very small hand-held computer which rests on top of your shirt. The DBS clinic is located on the eighth floor of the Diamond Healthcare... Read More Dental Neuralgia or Anesth This information is designed to help patients talk to their neurosurgeons about their facial pain. It is not intended to give specific treatment guidelines.IntroductionThere are many different pathologies that can cause pain in the region of the face. The most common causes are dental (e.g. sore tooth) and sinus pain (e.g. sinusitis). Our... Read More Glossopharyngeal Neuralgia This information is designed only to help patients talk with their physicians about Glossopharyngeal Neuralgia (GPN) and is not intended to provide treatment guidelines.IntroductionGlossopharyngeal neuralgia is a very rare neurologic condition that causes intermittent,extremely painful, one-sided throat pain. It is exactly analogous to the... Read More Hemi-Laryngopharyngeal Spa Our sentinel paper describing the world s first recognized case of Hemi-LaryngoPharyngeal Spasm or HeLPS was published in the Journal of Neurosurgery (in July 2016).Here is a link to the paper.Our more extensive description of HeLPS was published in the Journal of Neurosurgery (in July 2018).Here is a link to the paper.Our paper... Read More Information for Physicians Cautery During SurgeryPatients with DBS occassionally need other operations. We are quite proud that many of our patients have gone on to require hip and knee replacements because of their increased mobilization after DBS. Surgeons should use bipolar cautery if possible. In an article in the British Journal of Anesthesia (2005)  95:424-427,... Read More MVD2022 The top neurosurgeons in the world have been invited to the 3rd World Congress on MVD neurosurgery in Vancouver. Dr. Honey is the current President of this Society and will host the meeting. The meeting was scheduled for July 2020 but was postponed because of the COVID-19 pandemic. It will take place in Vancouver in the summer of 2022.Please see... Read More Post Herpetic Neuralgia (o This information is designed to help patients talk to their neurosurgeons about their facial pain. It is not intended to give specific treatment guidelines.IntroductionThere are many different pathologies that can cause pain in the region of the face. The most common causes are dental (e.g. sore tooth) and sinus pain (e.g.... Read More Spasmodic Dysphonia We have a separate website for patients with Spasmodic Dysphonia (SD). Please visit StopSD.com for information about DBS for SDThe information below is intended for the patients who were in our clinical trial of Deep Brain Stimulation for Spasmodic Dysphonia the DEBUSSY Trial.Rational for Trial:Our centre routinely treats... Read More VANCOUVER syndrome Vagus Associated Neurogenic Cough Occurring due to Unilateral Vascular Encroachment of its Root.Our team has recently successfully operated on the first case in the world where a neurogenic cough was cured by a unilateral decompression of the vagus nerve.We hope this new syndrome will become known as Vagus Associated Neurogenic Cough... Read More

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